THE brain of a serial killer was scanned by scientists in a bid to identify signs to look out for in the future, but what they found along the way left them stunned. (click here for article)
Ryan Rutherfod interviews Dr. Kent Kiehl in episode 13 of the podcast “Skeptically Curious” The episode can be found at the following links: Spotify Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts
Kent Kiehl, a professor of psychology and neuroscience at the University of New Mexico, joins Megyn Kelly TODAY to explain the implications of a conduct disorder diagnosis and the probability that a child will age out of the bad behavior. Watch video.
THE brain of a serial killer was scanned by scientists in a bid to identify signs to look out for in the future, but what they found along the way left them stunned. (click here for article)
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Ryan Rutherfod interviews Dr. Kent Kiehl in episode 13 of the podcast “Skeptically Curious” The episode can be found at the following links: Spotify Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts
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This week a fascinating discussion is taking place at the Exploratorium in San Francisco, CA. Dr. Kent Kiehl, David Faigman and Professor Amanda Pustilnik are discussing the wide-ranging challenges posed by the use of contemporary neuroscience in the courtroom. For example, “Is neuroscience ready for courtroom use?, or does brain imaging permit us to measure […]
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Jean Emerson, reporter of K5 NBC news in Washington recently reported on Dr. Kiehl’s most recent findings. He expressed throughout the years Dr. Kiehl and his team have taken their mobile MRI to eight prisons in Texas and New Mexico and more than 3500 inmates have gone through it. His brain research has zeroed in […]
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Nancy Laflin, a reporter from KOAT channel 7 news, interviewed Dr. Kent Kiehl this week regarding his research with juveniles. Dr. Kiehl and his research team at the Mind Research Network have discovered that the brains and minds of kids who commit violent crimes are structured differently than kids with a non-violent background. These structural […]
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In a recent Forbes piece Prosecutor Marcia Clark comments on the nation’s epidemic of school shootings and the relationship between psychopathy and violent behavior. Clark cites Dr. Kent Kiehl and his new book “The Psychopath Whisperer” and points out that the treatment program Kiehl discusses in his book may be one of the best chances […]
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Kent Kiehl, a professor of psychology and neuroscience at the University of New Mexico, joins Megyn Kelly TODAY to explain the implications of a conduct disorder diagnosis and the probability that a child will age out of the bad behavior. Watch video.
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Read and listen to the podcast of Dr. Kiehl’s most recent interview with Scott Kaufman from Scientific American. This interview uncovers the interest of psychopathy, the definition of a “true” psychopath, Dr. Kiehl’s career and his interactions with psychopaths. (click here for article) (click here for podcast)
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Nicole Brady, reporter from KOB-TV interviewed Dr. Kent Kiehl about his research with the thousands of inmate volunteers analyzing data for differences between psychopathic and non-psychopathic brains VIEW HERE
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KOAT Channel 7 News in Albuquerque, New Mexico recently interviewed Dr. Kiehl regarding his newest project; Brain Safe. The Brain Safe program addresses the growing concerns about sport-related concussions in an innovative, proactive fashion by performing thorough cognitive and behavioral assessments and brain imaging sequences of each athlete prior to the start of the season. […]
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